Sat Sharma Assures Flood-Hit People of Relief and Rehabilitation

BJP president Sat Sharma during his visit to flood-affected areas in Suchetgarh and Bishnah.

Jammu, Sept 6: BJP Jammu & Kashmir president and former minister Sat Sharma (CA) visited flood-affected areas across the Suchetgarh and Bishnah Assembly constituencies today. Accompanied by MLA Gharu Ram Bhagat, former minister Sham Choudhary, district leaders including Rinku Choudhary, Rajiv Bhagat, and Charanjit Singh Khalsa, Sharma listened to the suffering of affected families and reiterated the party’s commitment to their rehabilitation.

Union Government Support Highlighted

Sat Sharma emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inclusive approach, saying that relief efforts for Jammu & Kashmir remain impartial and comprehensive, regardless of region or community. He stated, “The Union Government under PM Modi is committed to provide maximum relief to the affected people and ensure long-term rehabilitation. Their suffering is our concern, and BJP will continue its service until normalcy returns.”

Criticism of the Government

While pledging support, Sharma also criticized the ruling NC Government for displaying a “casual and discriminatory” response that has compounded the distress of flood-affected families in the Jammu region. He accused them of slow relief efforts and failing to match the urgency shown by the BJP.

Local Leaders Express Gratitude

MLA Gharu Ram Bhagat thanked the Union Government for its prompt response and assured continued coordination to ensure relief reaches those in need. Similarly, Rajiv Bhagat noted that the proactive approach of the Modi administration has brought hope to struggling communities, with BJP cadres actively working around the clock to facilitate assistance.

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Source: Based on reporting by Daily Excelsior (Read Original)

Labels: Flood Relief, Sat Sharma, Suchetgarh, Bishnah, BJP Outreach

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